After stepping down from her position last week, Seattle Mariners front office member Catie Griggs has taken a front office position with the Baltimore Orioles.
After announcing her resignation last week as the Seattle Mariners President of Business Operations, Catie Griggs has latched onto the same position with the Baltimore Orioles.“Catie’s track record of success, diverse business experience, and commitment to excellence made her the perfect fit to lead the next chapter of our business operation in Baltimore,” said Orioles Owner and Control Person David M. Rubenstein.
She had been with the Mariners since 2021 and was in charge of all business-related efforts for the Mariners. She reportedly left that position to go back to the East Coast and be closer to family. A North Carolina native, she appears to have accomplished that goal.In addition, Catie led the charge as T-Mobile Park became the first venue to host both MLB All-Star Week and the NHL Winter Classic within a calendar year.
The loss of Griggs is likely an important one for Seattle. While she was not involved in player acquisition or scouting, the organization is very money conscious and her ability bring in revenue was certainly well-regarded. Fans want to see the budget expand for player acquisition and that likely cannot happen if the successor to Griggs can't figure out a way to increase profitability in the way that she did.WOO WORKING ON NEW PITCH
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